Lexicon

{ da } 1 . da, the eighteenth consonant of the alphabet and the third letter of the fourth or dental class, the sound of which is more dental than the English…

injury, hurt, damage

dabhati, dabhnoti, etc., to hurt, injure, destroy

injuring, hurting

little, small, deficient

to be hurt or injured, to be deceived

injuring, an enemy

See under dat, p. 399

{ dad } 1 . dad, a reduplicated form substituted for rt. 1. dā, to give, before certain affixes and [Page0400-a+ 76] terminations (Pāṇ. VI. 4, 126; VII. 4,…

giving

an onomatopoetic word for the roaring of thunder

gift, giving, donation

name of a river

giving, presenting

dadhate, etc., to hold, possess, retain

holding, having, possessing, giving

substituted for 2. dadhi below, in the weakest cases

having, holding, possessing

1. dadhi, is, is, i, Ved. presenting, giving; pre- serving, keeping (with acc.); holding, having, pos- sessing, bearing; ( i ), n. a house, an abode.

= dadhi

21851 0400-c daDitTa daDitTa Dadhittha, as, m. the wood-apple, Feronia Ele- phantum, the wood of which is not allowed to be used in sacrifices; [cf.…

dadhisyati, etc., to wish for thick milk

the wood-apple, Feronia Elephantum, the wood of which is not allowed to be used in sacrifices

clarified butter

an epithet of Yama

dadhyasyati, etc., to long for thick or coagulated milk

etc. See bottom of col. 2

name of a medicinal plant, = sudarśanā

having, holding, possessing

the name of a Ṛṣi or sage celebrated for having devoted himself to death that the gods might be armed with his bones, (his story is told in…

= dadhīca

dadhīyati, etc., to like sourcurds

firm, strong, bold

courageous, bold, fighting bravely

= dadhṛṣa

giving, bestowing, distributing (with acc.)

a giver, giving

who or what has given

or ū, ūs, m. f., a cutaneous eruption or rash, herpes

cutaneous eruption or scab, leprosy

or dadrūṇa, as, ā, am, or dadru-rogin, ī, iṇī, i, herpetic, afflicted with cutaneous diseases or ringworm

worshipping, serving the gods, giving, having given or bestowed

worth seeing, worthy to be seen, (Pāṇ. III. 4, 14; according to some didṛkṣeṇya, q.v., is the only correct form.)

tearing, splitting, bursting out

or dadṛśvas, vān, uṣī, vas, having seen, having looked at

having the track of the wheels visible

burnt, scorched, consumed by fire

to be burnt or consumed by fire, inflammable

scorched rice

having burnt, having consumed